More than a fairytale and a play, the Harper Joy Theater production presented “The Dragon” last Thursday, March 5. The fairytale was written in 1942 by Evgeny Schwartz, a Soviet writer who attempted...
A dimly lit stage houses the office of a Catholic school in the Bronx, looking out upon seats packed with eager audience members. March 6 through 9, crowds gathered in Harper Joy for the showings of...
Isabel Mathy, Campus Life Reporter
• March 7, 2024
As the grey bricks and stones turn away, a green and lively Bohemia emerges as The Winter Tale makes its transition from drama to comedy. Commonly known as one of Shakespeare’s problem plays, the...
“That is our play,” declares Paige Yanny. Dressed as a high school drama teacher, Yanny turns to Jack Moffett, Sophia Mathieu-Bravo and Benny Vasconcelos. Students performed "The Thanksgiving Play"...
Shira Nudler, Campus Life Reporter
• September 28, 2023
From Sept. 23-24, students took the stage to perform self-written creative pieces with the guidance of three guest artists as a part of Whitman’s Guest Artists Program. Six solo acts took to the...
Tenzin Uden, Campus Life Reporter
• April 27, 2023
Have you ever not seen President Bolton at any campus event? Whitman's newest president has quickly gained a reputation for seemingly being everywhere on campus at once, whether it be at a Harper Joy show...
Ongoing
Senior Art Gallery
Open during gallery hours, Sheehan Gallery in Olin Hall
Our senior art majors have been working tirelessly on their theses all year. This gallery displays the...
Kissing the Witch
March 2-5, Harper Joy Theatre
Written by acclaimed Irish author and playwright Emma Donoghue, and directed by Dr. Laura Hope, "Kissing the Witch" puts the fairy tales ingrained...
"Two Cellos" Recital
Sunday, February 26, 3 p.m., Chism Recital Hall in the Hall of Music
Accompanied by Jan Roberts, sophomore Keziah Eckert and first year Asim Kapoor will be performing works for...
Filled with Shakespearean fencing, a questionable piñata and the reincarnation of the Virgin Mary, the Nov. 10 opening night of "bare," written by Jon Hartmere and Damon Intrabartolo and directed by Alex...
Bodies are not easy things to have. They bear the weight of our environments, our emotions, our habits, relationships, injuries, social conventions—anything and everything we do, external or internal,...
This Thursday, Oct. 28 marks the opening night of a new dance production, Ghost Pixcells. The production features both student and guest dancers and is the first major dance show at Whitman College since...
